WikiJournal of Science

Wikipedia-integrated • Open access • Public peer review

[Science for All @scifall]

Global problems require reliable data sharing to respond effectively.

The new tool 'Standardised data on initiatives (STARDIT)' addresses the need to standardize data across multiple sectors, disciplines and languages.

https://t.co/n15w5WB8b1

#free #open #data #interoperable

[Science for All @scifall]

Published today: "Standardised data on initiatives—STARDIT: Beta version"

'STARDIT is an open access data-sharing system to standardise the way that information about initiatives is reported'
https://t.co/n15w5WThp9

#democracy #data #open #science #research #policy #health

[WikiJournal of Science @WikiJSci]

Check the time in your local timezone at https://t.co/VYl7CeiGFl

[WikiJournal of Science @WikiJSci]

The WikiJournal open meeting is this weekend! Join us to discuss ideas and plans for the journals in 2022
https://t.co/PVxDd9ISYm
Friday 3 Dec @ 10pm UTC (=5 pm EST)
#openscience

[SPARC @SPARC_NA]

“By making science more transparent and more accessible, the UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science will make science more equitable and inclusive…” https://t.co/o9VJKJbFC6

[Jeroen Bosman aka @[email protected] @jeroenbosman]

1/8 Yesterday the @UNESCO delegates unanimously accepted 41c/22, the open science recommendation document. That is a landmark as it makes open science a more global endeavour https://t.co/K4uDucUonO. But what is it about? There is quite a lot in there. A short thread to recap.

[WikiJournal of Science @WikiJSci]

Discussion about Wikipedia and Academic journals tomorrow at Open Publishing Fest.
We'll have a few slides to spark discussion, but keep it generally casual and interactive.
https://t.co/D2pgnrSATt

#DiamondOA #Wikipedia #OpenAccess #OpenPublish

[WikiJournal of Science @WikiJSci]

@petersuber @waltcrawford @DOAJplus Reasonably good news for cross-compatibility too. Would also be interesting to see the stats on a per-article basis (to account for higher-volume publishers)

[Wikidata @wikidata]

2 years have passed since we published the strategy papers for #Wikidata & the #Wikibase Ecosystem. We sat down again and took the time to really consider where we are & where we want to go. We would love to hear your feedback & thoughts on the talk page https://t.co/jXfZhpSJCd

[Open Access Australasia @openaccess_anz]

If you missed out on our #OAWeek2021 sessions this post may make your day - all recordings now available on our Youtube channel!
Head over to https://t.co/TRAWMhfWUx to watch or rewatch the insightful session on nurturing the open knowledge ecosystem!

[Open Access Australasia @openaccess_anz]

Reflect on the culture of research assessment with our fantastic panel @embws @DionDetterer @mclaren_tara @kim_weatherall and @RobertMailhamm1 - recording available now https://t.co/r98POsr82N

[SPARC @SPARC_NA]

In celebration of #OAWeek, @SiobhanLeachman, citizen scientist and Wikimedian, shares how she uses open content to create open content. #OpenAccess

[WikiJournal of Science @WikiJSci]

A profoundly important and interesting bit of science history.

[WikiJournal of Medicine @WikiJMed]

Newly accepted article:
History of Penicillin
https://t.co/7fniF2sCqh

[WikiJournal of Science @WikiJSci]

If you're interested some big-picture #openaccess discussion, our EiC is hosting a panel with @ScienceChiefAu Dr Cathy Foley, Conversation founder @AndrewJaspan, @nhmrc's Prue Torrance and Wikipedian @tobyhudson. https://t.co/Tvo56fp20C

[Tulio de Oliveira @Tuliodna]

A massive milestone for Africa today! 50,000 SARS-CoV-2 genomes @GISAID - Closing the global blindspots with 51/54 African countries with recent data.

[WikiJournal of Science @WikiJSci]

Check out this great diagram made by fellow #DiamondOA journal @WeAreVolcanica.
Happy #OAweek!

[WikiJournal of Science @WikiJSci]

@WeAreVolcanica @OpenAccessGov @Open_access @oa2020ini @DROdurham @PUStrasbourg This image is now used to help illustrate the #Wikipedia page on #OpenAccess.
https://t.co/GibT945LWS

[WikiJournal of Science @WikiJSci]

@WeAreVolcanica @OpenAccessGov @Open_access @oa2020ini @DROdurham @PUStrasbourg What a great diagram - It's always tricky to sum things up simply.
#scicomm

[Open Access Australasia @openaccess_anz]

Have you seen our full #OAWeek2021 program? What sessions are you registered for?
https://t.co/o1duz7IkAc